iiui luinji ; . v'v jw. vM, .uv?,.y uninrpirunten neace.? ana? inevexmusivc
-. ; ': mner vanawe resume- snati appear' on lownershiootan immense territory, snouiu
IH havea1fcrdeq
- J Ar A y v v v : i-, WiV, :AAAmPAA onrmrtunitvofm
;H xAh Oritfonidelivered.itpliftpl inllon Wedncs- how a nation couHlsUGjceedunueisolree
F V-rdayV-J one 24th, 1829, accordi ng tr die annual arM .pripl aW
1 -irVcorvn -A. r." Professor tbfx AncientiLanguir
::; ? ;.'
ad dresst noafwpmu;ayelway$ rfall.
Y hose 'pojifical:;;
v l.liVih'fc
ne rihie nt Ji assuccee ded and that dur? n
that ftat FJccn turykweVve) haEthing to
d ou to; w a n d s preailf a; pi d lj.as
aiii plttu deo f?r coin5 4 1 fiii' heran x of ptc n-
t vnd'j ri ceseah 1 1 m in t rationt ctm I d ;nia k e;
asrcresattoa ofl pdliticai blessings as inay
ve 11 a waehfear that wKna i a! rdy;
We Vnemljers I oflthe i hmanamUyvaniL
Miarwv, luusi.iiu w t c p v v v , --iu,v i?, " '
ofJthos mUfb
nations ijveareL now
nnoceijce ofcyot liv
iiirtattf!cUhls;to fabn? bfjgornmendh
iiisiimpossible tor him nqtto;:iee some i yu
i?iikr.rf-vJ I not he.adootftcK which iriav. nrevent the
u.-i ;i,A-t,AW-A a nnrehended -mischief. - , :
be abhorred -anVi dreaded t!edisufirofr of
the 3 tates krer hq t vej warra n t.iiVk:Vjr
his:ntmd 111 som
cpriium innrs tmhi-iim iim i.iiiinui ivaii " v- r - - : -1- - ------ - - . - , t r .
hre;l
cious jefntory lie seesjn tersected jBy;tna
vers, and hijslv mountains, Arming natural
: wwuuea m eur next.
THE LOST CHiLd.
Vchl!forlr.andfeGQ!t
fix.... -
'JrA'.An lanniial appointment, whidi ouldjiljus;
, rd rsiw within these" such t-and seauestered the lot of altother
T-Vfecmctsome) and-fi
' f; t :Xsh tlie rlris nefs "'ncof rup3;' OyergrpWn : wealth , has
1 s youth (1 iMtraln iofipes-Pur citizerts thmly,
vtKihd themit icatterijVv
vvthc "you thiireceiyin tlilpeducationV; te1 io6tKeire)e
$resenceand ;anij!ep
11', WouVd;'bVeteye!d; nofc teihptJbyiilesteck
noble emulation J
neatteei ino mortm- snarpeneju o cpme qy naru necesuy, auu
- f: Sea tion of prided
i I,; e that:ittne.nrsrAvw gen- nortne;same odj
What can we : ex-
S Crom 'abroad :; nor t i ts pbpulatitfn hVuld possess an easy com -
.we wish ui
of
for
va-
MherrquaVtersUvavinK devolved th are
r.jiioii 1 Mian uc iiuuuy i i iiui iiuic uiuLt;uiit!u uui iu siicu uicu, umuui iu-t,i:
. h - t . - t - , - . . r -i ' i i' ;
; th.sbme'sUsht dejCT rei$:n battle,' that we know nothing of in
tnrouu our; tu nu9
hem. and leavuia:
J a n d I m oil rni n a 1 i n
ever citizen Has the fos
tering. h and ,S;df ". go ve rn m entf to encqu rage
ot eijterary pouywnq nayevqone me ine jyaqing armies passing
; V Vf
li'.v.oii.poiiteiamiitorrortiic tavor ot tneiriPre- j their rearthat
Vx;:r;?;v-K6:subiecM
; most dbu ntrie that jiayeWr existfedirth tlj was tibt vlr 1 Sv
F bail?; 6
vofthcrnationi-waaoioterested f''theqou
.permanepcyof the established oy Viei.WaW slieliail b-eo seiii ne t '"
i tyi i Tliey saw: iii; that etabjUJiment' Jit- ..iiig.a'bmir iw'ftl.V-y M $-ltt.
twundarieaTorrdiWet
lumself what moral ligaments suffi0ientlV tmtfi and iiiciinibranceshite all j the
sfWm'grcan-VmUt which benefits of:the sociajorder were,, cunccn-
vynomrr a ' few vn eged 'classes
beseparated ?; :Tlie arfa?oP;.tf''po
destis4iced ihihe ciccuinstancesvfi'om every
cba 1 d uppqse wield" so Honga sq
p: i nn Urii.ay weJJ ! cub cetCeJ J
a inorm2h search throuoii
t a:
X ?pect know
tousi oe acccpiaoie io eve rv American ear .
hisimhistry ant
pro-
If ahereis tahyttopic swhich Jmore tlian
I f,V! othersis slet
' ; wlio aimy tli
h vf ti runt ivftfp"ff h Kpa rincr 'jitirl'-'tK' 'honrte rf
1
.. . . m
ithtnatiqnviiis fle splendid anticipations
fj-4:i jCoTts Jfutq
fcfoVeJtbVl wel t jtandwhile weMose bulrsel vesr
in foritl prophecies ofqu 1 con ntrys fort
1 ri ttinj nlTk soothi ng r obi i viqn, ; or at
ft )leastaileyit.o
, 41 . erresent imperfecHons m have inspi-
.A ';-.:ifllJl i'tsu ff:' -t.- :
cu. v on 141 .iuc ciicwv is nappy. r jju V l
iay be doubted
01
f v ... . Tizen, uy lnuuiKinsr too sanguine.' nopes
i viiie.iuiure is not leu ; iqciepreciaie me
1 ' ' i talnevbr Ms" pVesent; btessinffs. and thus
to deprive hi mself of that ful In ess of con-
'- for-by tle al readyao srici 6u s -fks u 1 ts'V' o 1
s our groverrimcnuunuer the smiles of Provi-
d encey-Jthi s d issat i sfactto n.with th e pre-
1 tT4:-'"wserVets'io:l tomake
.'witHj imliftfTcn'cctfe fswhicK a
f'oUrxlapyqtf'Jth rtr s t- tHem aside; wi th il i s?u st
i ".'-l 1 Kp'rii 11 a'p.' flip V iriVp ri fit n t n rnrti fr'a a '1 iicp'i
nrotedt him in its
ducts vvhile lie is asked but, a' pittance'in
re qui t alth a t h e sh ou I d be able thus to
accuinulatevlwealthall ;his life, and be
q u eatly f t as lie pleases to his chi Id ren ? f-.
These features in, our political condition
seem to exemplify that image of; national
felicity, depicted by the expressive, lan
guage ofy Holy jWrit; wlieti in every part
of a land is heard the yoice of joy. arid
the voice of gladness,: the; voice of the
bridegroom and the oice of the" bride."
Would'not every political economist and
reformer of Europe think his country hap
py if it coutd just enjoy what ours has en
joyed for the last fifty years ? ; Would he
not consider nis iiarnng projects consum
mated, if he could only reduce the com
plicated and oppressive establishments of
the oia worm to the simple mouei 01 this
young republieV and. leave man; as he is m
'"' . a " .1 n . a f ' . !'
America,4 to ine iree pursuii or nappmess.
untrammelled - by taxes and monopolies
and prescriptive. rights and privileged or
ders r- Europe looks on with amazement
amt with envy at a! nation so free and yet
so tranquil so safe, without vthe overaw
ing presence of ; military ' force at the
noose, wieiu so t long- a see
B y the l ispersioii b f. devoted 1 egi ohs and
s e r vi 1 e s at raps' thrbu glvtli e niXm erbiis. p ro-
nnces. lllSCOlllCIlt JUlJtu., up ; nusiicu, ami
i y ery: rebel lious niii rmur stifled. But
how, he wil I say, can a govern ment which
allows such uiiDounuea ireeuom oi ipougiiL
and;tonhith'ac
air fhebry bffrcedohi con by Cice-
thatptem thejrjplease'
and speljciwHtl
a?ferpmept";c;6nt iqf sb
many myriadsi arid restrain "the natural
waritbnness'of the human nnnil, in loving
inhpyatioriV anfd,3 while already in posses
sion of inwch gbbd, seeking for so mething
better, by a change ? ' : V
H Thexommbh danger of dissolution, to
be dreaded by every overgrown ejm pi re, he
sees;increaseti, in our case, Dy tup neie
rVigeneous materials of, which the pass is
composed. Were i bur pebple, -he will say
all of one. blood, hail thby grown up in the
same habits and been attached to our in
stitutions by a long course of filial njurtu re,;
we might ch eri sh the hope th at 't h e evi (s
il.ayjwould be long delayed; if jttould not
be finally averted. ' But mingled among
us Ware thousands and tens of thousands
from all parts of the old world, and some
of them materials of the most da igeious
and explosive character, bringing from;
their respective countries minds hardened;
by desperate circumstances,' and. a miliar
witri blood shed, i ntrigue and"! revi A ii tion
how can the most hopeful prophe' antici
pate; permanence of union ? Sucfi a com
bination might be said to resemble the ill
5 ; anil as"sooh as 'any. favorably
e. presented the promise 'of sufc
nt arly an liuhlmV ptrsuns, uutil u
reniert-d" Ibriher; t-ftV.rU liuin "K Sj
d ' g: Hid bc n ; ob t i bed bf t
e liitiei
ucjtr. jriuv inc. ne$c Olnrfn. i j. '
- . - - ----- i MIC . . ,
wa rerieetl, and CMiumued tij y;ea r
day; whcn.a; reprt . wak.' sp, eL w "
Could lo!.f 4MWeVriri tiU liui'ilro-.V mi
inai me cnou.naii .Deer, met by ii -Vnir
in a gig, bo tqok her upaod carn,(lh "
ts were euinces i .3tu u.ose wn wph,c
midstl The ."Jg t the emre.uiei,,
nt, Wlnlej av vast v'wupi, c - ine prearher whr-.
senteil the oncer tiiimV, of Tvi,l. w .r
dfelay-should c tu prave-truW a sum
ger iiumbi-r sallied lunh i all Hir0,.: ar
:atr4Cfckthatufreroonn,onc XS
pirty came . u pon i he liiil u
i V
'VcMtine might'be yielded by the
of cultivation ? , And are tve sure that the
w ....... u T,,t,.f 4UC Vfrtinn iTTMiir..! ,
- - " 'AV JJ Vl Ct l' I Hill I
She waWi lv ri
ni;ie
, and the river.-
g?und,; wuh her head re.to,,,
com
image in the vision of the Ba-
spectacle of
niost without
1 . . - . . . :
; t j ! i:- turestosu
I no sbeoienfoage will'besprosfierbus
V: tli x Iifef i u svt a loeX a y ie vv 6 fl6 u r re sent:
j- i : .cionsoiv .wa puayeyiLO f ear aiwnat to"
&'hoit$ ffoi"iW:revoj ufion'rbf ' vears j'i::' . t-
U 'i;fencH wit
l-!;:i.V6oi miiQh ot nationalvenjoynxent with"- so
: : little allov.i that ourverv ?felicit? hpwpfa
a government sustained al-
taxation, and rel igion flou r-
ishing witlibut the succour of the national
a r m or: the ai d o f th e n ati on al pu rse -Her
subjectsjwho, visit us, and v traverse
burjandv behold with admiration a peq
ple spreacl over a yast empiVe, contented
ly pursuing the arts of peace, and,at its
ost distaut extremities, gracefully ac
cordi ng spontaneous ho mage and obed i -
ence to the mild sway of; a; government,
whiclv loves; to. draw with silken cords,
and'to hide tiH-hatefal necessity reveals
it, the, strength which cau enforce its re-
uisHipnsp: J , v ;:; J: 'A.-ZaI l' ;T
V Historians admonish us that nations,
of
fa
:le
K ctny.aniaiarvy ti i n a j'
iK'ife nappyf tbj be las ting. : VV a re
WA'A? ready tppprejhnd ;tbfea11qn.g.igntin
ce is more
:pect from
soine times
re'verses are
' W ; tobe as :fa pi d .a n d ca ta im i toii s a s ou r p rbs-
?( : anc qsucupt
r'ltt" tHaiv anpnq liation fought Mki
- thje tayhr ol, heaven and jwe4
T heave a:poaing sigh, M est, pur
ly ;"tHu s "Jro; $cetj liarcl v trie-- cl t s t rt;tu ti oti y-"o f
: ; : : -ft prqv i d euttal ft s iv hi ch jhith e r to s ee m ' to
1 iChave beenveapV
- i .
. been permitted'tq 'setf leiown In the bosoni
I i 4 "9i avPounqess cniinejit,;wnout;any ter-
? Tk.i'ti tori all imits to ; sti n t th el r erb wth-2. wl t hi.
j fi'feifianyij neighofs-'totfisb
i f5$0t- V1' Ha:!'0? -; f itnpbl ijfi c!legi1 a
l iS S : t itibi tp tne stal a re ' of, mah'bbbtl and then
5 ti-hayb IJbeen rio:ad
j ; tb try; their stripliog -streiigtlKagahifet the
v i giganiiqjn igiiif or in e;pare n t? na tipn tha t
' 'H'A r-: i! l? -l4 con testur -e vep 1 on'aKt'atijl at
; )a :vHngth;have:qnqu
j f hey should liay
1' iv Ity of i vol utib'ns. 'and didlribt ffnd aSnnki
i J ; f Xdtyrarrt in"sbm o'beljf thf cfilel
A' Ah led.lthenn
.1 A v -
1 1 Lrt 4IlP Cll r? ! Kn vofli'oi r tima nf picinrr
meridian, arid of decline $ and we are
miliar witK the ;Cqmrisbq of a who!
n6onle's PxistPnr.pJto flip lifp. of a ainn-1
inividuaT its man
hood; and old ;age.!v;It is natural for each
nation, while it contemplates the tran
sicru uiiie ami me convulsive ueaxhs ot its
predecessors, to imagine that itself will
have the wisdom or the good fortune to
avoid the:usua xauses of political dest
ruction, "and. to hope, that tfie season of
its glory will be indefinitely extended---Arid
i must We i believe al I su ch . expecta
tions to be( merely the pleasing il lusions' of
Bcii . iiixc,; ucsMncu iu certain nisappoint
lent IrMqst jweiv adopttKe!despondiiig
time tit wi ine .oman poeiv - v ( ' -
vA;-.V-;:-i-""t 't"'W !.'-'.'". f-T- omnia fitis
( In pejus ruere, et retro sublapsa referri.
tliai.u
ity to deeiicy
we inthe ase qo
parti cu larly J a d in i tithe, f-.bel ie H t h a i t he
fright vision we have been contemplating
wtiijjeeotiy, ya,nsn f ;j.nat these ;nune
iusblesaini af
up friend nalos draw
rr.'-v, : v ;iuiHiatt iiie, vwuei e .wnatever; is
:tiAAt t peloreAUilne8sedin:arfV'--nftM
. -?s i v u acouucili pt their Wisessenltqrsto
entertain brighter ,honp fnn f i.p M Auifi lilac
bylonian monarchy whose head wasjofgold,
whi Ie its 1 egs w ere partly ofiroh arid part?
ly of clay. J ': A , ; ' 'M'!M'i'-Lj.'
j Of all these perilouselements of foreign,
mixture .will! he, contemplate with chief
alarm, that race, whose complexion, at
oncp a banner of union and of vengeance,
must forever forbid 4 amalgamation,1; and
whpse exclusion, froni all the blessingsfof
the government must, make them wish for
itsfbverthrow The; intermixture pf these
ingredients with the whole mass of our
population, he cannot but perceive, pro
duces among us a state of mind much the
same with, that of a man who has gunpow-;
den stored away in his cellar. It is a con
templation of these dangers, particularly
the last, which gathers on the patriots
brow the cloud of care, which extc rts from
the father a sigh of solicitude for the fate
of his. children, which startles wi :h terri
fic! dreams the slumbers of the mother,
and makes her press herterider babe 'more
closely to her tjnsom Every father of a
family, while he muses on the probable
issfies of: futurity, may indeed hope, from
the' broad foundation of our national edi
fice, and from, the excellence of its main
materials, that it win "'withstand, many a
rude shock of the elements, land preserve
sate the 4 bulk of its inhabitants. But at
the same? time 1 he may ; anticipate with
shiiddering the agony ot his children who
shall inhabit it, while the storm is howl
ing over their heads, and the probability
that they may oe overwhelmed Dy the tall
of some interior part of the fabric. A
1 a r ge hiajori ty of t h e. fa in i ly is saved ; but
th! part dearest to him is crushed. The
last act of his qoii n try's drama he has lit
tle doubt will be brought to a, happy con
ch sion. but what if the calamities of his
own children tire to constitute the trage- ,
dyfof theforegoing scenes ! 0 v
Let it'not be said that these art gloomy
spectres" conjured . up by a distempered
fancy, of the idle alarms of a timqrbus
sp rjtv They have 'disturbed the breasts
of some.ot the soberest and firmeii t states-!
men of this ; country.- ' Nor do ,ve slioiv
su perror courage or sagacity by, aughing
at such apprehensions.. True coirage, is
e v id et'iced by darin g ta. con tern pi ate rdar
ge as,it is approaching, antt providently,
adqptidg measu res to! avert:itv''':.:Ti midity"
bn t he pother hand,-works itsel f ino a hear,
re xisestq listenjto cautionary advice
d aes.)i ot t o sto) inil j eliberate lest; its
Wood ; should ftirjivard
holding itsJharid .before itsv'eyes letit
shbulfl see the evils' which U hai not the,
nerve to contem plate. ; Let us, pot be so'
fond; of indulgidg gay visions of oiir conn
trjr's.certai n -gl ory, as"to;be e xasperated
if Jahpne Vvhisper thattbe contrary jspqs
s1Me.!;'TIie;inlelicit bei
jng; dqomeirt. ever to hea r the ru th, is
prove rbial . But-it is qu 1 te possible for
2 republican ears tq jbcbmelasvintbleraht
icirigs 5 1 anif a ? rejrerice-tq" history' piirrht
;auuv,. uiai, uic (tmci , uaiixer oi ; qemocra-
revolution
coniuncture
cess, or some bold demagogue blew into
a 'flariie their smothered C'discbiitent, v-or
some popular hero showeil them 'their coU
lected' strength and 'offered them redress
by theVs word,; thev rose : and ; overthrevv
their government wiinouc scrupic -or rer
m o rs'e. v ouch gov e rn m en
fesembling;t: inverted ; pyra
stood critically on a pqi
superincumbent weigfit liu ngi tottering in
the air T qng ?sxunnin-rstatestncn
coul d m a n age by; th ei r ilex t eri ty to mai n
t ai n th e' d ? ic at e equ i poi se." by bail an ci ng
one part of the stru cture agaiust the other,
so long the biu di ng stood- V But let any
untoward accidenr,1 any breath bfwind?
or the nush of a; foreih . hand, cause a
leaning to either side, and the whole cum
brous , mass , came "thundering' down and
w h el in ei 1 e very'-.t hi n i rirji 1 n ?y 'A Ha p pi 1 y
for iis,r bur government is bhsed upon the
wilTof .the gov o rn e d ! t was fra in e 1 1 -t;' v
th e jpeopl e, i t i s ad jn inistcrei I by the peopl e,
ir r 'i 1 - i-i i - i ru ii i ti iwr tiistracted mo.her, the 'ari&iv V
selfperfectioiij&JikethelawsoftheMedes 'iW-'i oiivlW'-4-1---' r ,,u-w
ana jrersians. r.-viorour an change, out con- k.. . . 1 ; j r. - .
tains in, its structure pmvisions for pacific
aiid legitiinateameiHlnieqts. iJShqnld ex
perience,, j therefore, prove any existing
ordinance to be grievous, there nees,;no
say to their delegateil authbeitifs remove
lil and .straightway, it disappears.; . . ;,
Besides theicoiirehtineht jirid tranquil
lity likely to pervade ithe1 popular mass
from the immunities sq fully ciijbyed we
have much to hope-tor our permaiient uni
on trom the peculiar form or our federal Klisba CopeiangVEsk' in the 54th yearof
government its happy cadaptatiqn-to ou rl iige T circutnstancesfoJ hi. i.
circumHtarices -the state governments I should bef a warninff to those"whnar. D
supplying ail the exigencies of local, legis- habit of Keeping and administering raedV
lation, wjiile the', united; strength of t!ie cines Without exeVcising the utinoitt-aution,
confederacy, spreads the brbad .shield of -Mr.V' Copeland tiad 'tw r'ltfrge vblsof ne
its protection over the general concerns, iy " the.'ume!siieVnW of which was filW
and gives dignity and weight' to all our ".wUbt-Calcioel;fMahesiaV;and' the other
foreign operations It xw6uid see'm that if ViihTaffaKEineiic: :V He "complained rfj
?eiuiga,
witii'ibt losing a mornent hurriei her
atir
V ar 'l11 ' b.isoui, be'igurs'Uescripag,,
k It w;.Sj?says x)tiriiiftirinanrl Mh
fipcj ing cene I ever hnheld, and one tint
excited jhe liveliet inpathyin iha nw
uiuiie no'-LwiipessctS. it.! .The cl.rM',
political convulsion to throw itom- The lnnbHe fri.rich lacerated by the bri!
people who fce t .evauceMiave but;to ;blite db hoteafn that .hea.l
SuSferei
iitu ch 1 o , co n eq u e ri ce f her, Ung absw
n'ence frobrfood. Herald. ' 1
iler, in Nanse mood County 00 Sunday tit
L
rv. 1. r -
fter an' illness -of a
ndaytit!
so wide an empire can cohere under a free feetimra liitle unwell. "and thought of rpm,.
government, the systein. we have adopted -vinfii by ;a ;dosefidVagnesuf; but unf
must be the one which promises i.t, What ,tu bit tely hiuk't table spoons full of Tar-
rare calamity shall overthrow a structrirel tar:rnelicA: He lostaniiy tliscuieied the1
resting on so broad a basis ! Whatdebp I kriVlta k e v' and rushiujr. into the ailiicicr'
rounv where his tvile ),was, cned out m ago
n V . thai h" was a " ruined man, and in a
i n fa t u at i o n sh a 1 1 e v e r p ro i n p t a peopl e J" 1 n
quiet possession of .such !un paralleled
blessings"; to hazard therii all - for the cer
tain horrors and the. pre carious pfbfits o(
a itMiiuuini . ncvei naii ;i governmeni
such claims to uevoted attachment, never
. . .; A i...
jlinrttifne He was a corpse. iSlr. C
a gentleman- of mild and. coAciliiiing rajs-
Vivrs,-.afni was univers.ijly respected as
belbvVd. biTali wjni had the pleasureolii
-: ?;--i.- :;-,.- , r,. rv - -r. i...
tie n is leu a wue auun
; i " ' .1 r
wuie a iieuine ueemv lnieresieum inei ;""v.t.
perpetuitv of the constitution under whiqh children totnourn tbeir irreparable loss.,
they livep. : They havc;tccd j virtues lIdl
by a half century of safety and pViUneritv". -A AA, . . ."' .wj3-e&!J"" r
ry oi'sarety aim prosperity
They have founds t to yieldthem all' the
I advantages of freedom,- while itH secures
them from the turbulence of t. licentious
ri ess. The uiore tliey are ehlighte!ed,the
more clearly they will see how happy they
,.-- ; '
IFOR SALEJ
. TRACT OF LAND, in M kc co
J:iL iiitr on both sides of Dutchman's HnrA
containing 397 acres, and, another Tract lymf c-f
the'soiith side-of Swift Creek.; T!e Tracfc.
C; nti;i'.ous, and were purchased some ye
autti
A
orised fy tlie owner to sell saiJ br-
ugust 15, 1S29. ';- r. -l : ; $9
iV;i&f them be pers
are, compared with other nationsi and the s-o bv.the 'uVe f-Wm. Gilmour of Win. Uroa.
more deaitb them ;will be their; jowq InM' Apjdy to the Editors of the neater, hot
aiiiutiuiis. 4.0 snow inem tne value ot our
union, that ; it istlie -.hinge on whtchjiang
all the grand interests anil destinies ot bur
country, deserv es th e efforts o f the w is est
heads and the most able pens of the nation-.
; Kvery.thifig ought to be'Ubpe which
has a tendency to'stren?rrhp.n thp hbii'fpdi
i: ;-!'V . --it t - I.---.-
;Vp Guilford (LJuuniy; .
. In tf ie Court 'of Equiiy.
l-.f Curtis JacksOn, ;'. ; -v ', t . 1
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.' '; Jno'l ' J ndersn, !A :)-: :': l-A'ri " r" i
j Lvdiaf AnderA;vr . j Heirs nt j.nw f W
t:mi4. AWlerioiViAiiiJersonJ feme cr
P'li be Antersoii, deceased. I -
of Fgbld on 'IN th;Scaus?, jtppeann- to the satifc
aractersbti
he' Com t thut tlie Ue'fer.dnts are ml;
ttnts of another State r It is therefore era;
racy r every thino- ori.rht. in Up lio-ionci v
avoided hich "threaten tlVe disruption of
our politicai ties.-v Let "the .farewell ad
moriitiqus of bur common father; Wash
1 ngton, be wri tten in 1 etters
every; wall, and i n jnd elible ch
cici) memory. Ajeteve
lie yp, - let - every
think; that as
tin inn i iirnlra
' in . - - ,.. . . : ' '.m,! n.,iir,ir.i H. f!otirt lloo
so peaceiu 1 and narmomous, will become X; v 4 -v v, ";. iftcr t,
Avhat ; Lurppe; has long . been,;the bloody fol,nh, Alonday in September next, ih
arena ot perpetual strife between peigh- there t 'hleadunsvei? cr demur to tne
uuui iuk, U.H.1U11S , mat our nve.rsanu moun
tains,wnicn now serve like so many arte
ries ana uones to brace the trahie and cir-
rv .xmerican o- u .k. r k; .:k:: hfma(ie 1
'f child ..be Vtra 1 n e;d u p t d weeks in the 'llhlcth Ueiriter,- fr t he
soorr" as the chaiti- of bur l ants t Hppear at'liie next Superior Court mj
: u:C stud-Court of Knuitvl tit Be held in an
pfaihants Bill, or the same will be taken pro
teso. 'Aod decree made accordinjcly ,r
v vv; Teite; A. GEItENC,
cuiate tne juices or our healthful $ystem.
wiiiAxnen oe tne boundaries or
011 SALE!
lbes,! ; Hnpd; With garrisbisandJ wning T WISH to sell the p!'ce-withio s'ro-eotn-i
withhorri(lb'attlements-tlatoufkbnsrw 4- bbrou m wjicti i.'ir reside. e!
be dra wt from t leacademic shade1 and the ? 5TS",Vm,S cela U
endeanrien 1
ut .wwVi,, IHUIUU.I SlUUinirer. 1 cf tnrlnnr-thfV COr;sSl, a -i
viOu foreiiriprc: I cMtt:unins eiehi rooms w itu nre pw" . u1
vhi ie the wi 1 1 insr aid of en
calledjti to" hel ri
h t o in n ' K f v n, .. . 1 1 v t and other. necessary sviuuiuu . - - ..r-0-
uium fuupieiauuiiicids hithertogarorchard. cs, -.v ; - -J"'12i
, 1 f iiier, uu . nen.-
come the; foragihg grbu intt of ari jh vail
arjny,atHtJhe heavy exactions whi
or'1
petty sovereignty qmstnecessarii y; iiiipos
Ayill deybuf-the rem
has spare.felth'es
v-jUel
iuaded tlat,v com pared wit!
t
scriber.
at liillsborougii. r; vvbEnSO-
jdrariouS.deicripUJ?r.s;
execc
rifablkconsequences'bfdisuiu
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y 'at this Ujucevjii
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